Ellenville aids Red Cross with lodge and local gifts
Ellenville news reports Wawarsing Lodge 532 F and A M voted 250 for Red Cross Fund at a June meeting. Mrs J F Norburr donated 154 for hospital supplies. local and area groups to contribute as meetings occur. Also covered: weddings, enlistments, pastor call, church events, and Red Cross drive work.
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Ellenville
Wawarsing Lodge
Red Cross Fund
J. F. Norburr
William Kerr
New York
Mitchell House
E. B. TerBush
Greenfield
Miss Ellis
Floyd Wright
Benny B. Hoornbeck
Napanoch
Hoboken
X. J. Wells
Thornton
Chevrolet
Max Kaplan
Cemenille
Monroe Brothers
Kiamesha Lake
Paige
Morris Sussman
Centerville
Gladys McDowell
Kingston
Murray
Madison Parracks
Watertown
N. W
Hhey
Red Cross
Object driving the graduates to serve Christ in war time
Rev Dr Kirkwood urged Sullivan County Pomona Grange graduates to set a clear objective centered on Jesus Christ. He stressed gratitude to teachers, taxpayers, and war effort supporters, and tied education to national service and democracy. The piece recounts a June 23 Grange meeting at Rock Hill with program highlights and a church dedication in Strongtown.
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Christ
Sullivan County
Kirk
Hfe
Clase
Pene
United States
New York Harbor
Red Cross
Jesus Christ
Dr. Kirkwood
Times-Press
Monticello
Sullivan County Pomona Grange
Grange Hall
Rock Hill
Albany
Farm Bureau
Stevensville Grange
Willis Sleath
D. H. Clements
John P. Mapes
Japanese General Tanaka Visits China Stirring Debate
Nenking June 25 Associated Press reports Lieutenant General Tanaka, vice Chief of the Japanese General Staff, visited Tsingteau and Shantung points amid Chinese accusations of aiding revolutionaries. Chinese officials hosted him at Tsinanfu and other locations, with dinners and public ceremonies. Chinese newspapers criticize the trip as inflaming unrest while anti Japanese presses denounce the mission as meant to worsen the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Nenking
China
Tanaka
Tsingteau
Shantung Province
Tanzha
Tsinanfu
Nanking
Yanaka
Republic
Princess Mary Serves Munition Workers at Windsor
Princess Mary daughter of the King divides her time between Windsor Castle gardens and munitions plants. She presides over canteens, hands out meals, and shares smiles with workers, encouraging extra chocolates or buns. In New Paltz, the normal school closes June 27 with a week of ceremonies and gatherings. Pine Bush Grange hosts a June 27 dance at the K of P hall with Brady’s orchestra.
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Associated Press
London
Mary
Windsor Castle
Teir
Pine Bush
Pine Bush Grange No
K. of P
Brady’s
Surrogate Swezey ruling affirmed in Elliott estate case
The Appellate Division affirmed Surrogate Swezey's ruling on the estate of John T. Elliott of Tuxedo. The widow's claim to all income was denied. the decree awards the widow and two children the income up to age 25, with the estate valued around 269000. In New York City business life, the widow was represented by William R. Conklin, with guardianship for the two infants and counsel Foster and Newman for the trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Elliott
Tuxedo
Swezey
Appellate Division
New York City
Rouwager
William R. Conklin
William J. Wiyant
Newburgh
Foster and Newman
British keep their help despite war demands
London reports thousands of families retain prewar servant numbers despite labor shortages. Some households run a staff of nine for a mother and two daughters, with servants often idle as they wait on one another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Pleasant D A R session at Patterson home in Monroe
Blooming Grove Chapter D A R met Thursday afternoon at Mrs Patterson's Monroe home with four hundred attendees? Actually four large attendance described. Regent Jennie Woodhull opened the meeting and officers read reports. Arbor Day tree naming contest gave cash prize to Mrs Hallock for most names. prize donated to Monroe Red Cross.
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Washingtonville
Blooming Grove
D. A
5. B. Patterson
Monroe
Jennie ¥. Woodhull
Thayer
Martha Berry
South
The
Red Cross
Moffat Library
Newburgh
Clarence S. Knight
Misa Ethel Knight
William H. Hallock
Patterson
Oxen at premium in Brussels report
Havre June 25 oxen prices rise to about £1600 per pair in Brussels. Donkeys remain scarce as Belgian citizens rely on oxen for transport, but Germany requisitions even these. Food shortages intensify as flour uses 97 percent of wheat and Dutch relief rations shrink. German orders halt factory work in firms with over a dozen employees.
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Associated Press
Havre
Brussels
Royal Dutch Relief Committee
Major John Bigelow to Command New Jersey Camp
Princeton New Jersey June 25 Adjutant General McCain announces Major John Bigelow will command the state military camp opening August 25 at Princeton Bigelow son of the late John Bigelow of Highlong Falls New York a West Point graduate class of 1877 served as captain at San Juan Hill taught military science at MIT is author on military strategy and international relations and was previously Democratic candidate for Congress in the district.
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Princeton
N. J
McCain
John Bigelow
New Jersey
Bigelow
Highlong Falls
West Point
Ninth Cavalry
San Juan Hill
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Masons Purchase Building for Home in Wappingers Falls
Wappingers Ledige No 671 F A M has purchased the Savings Bank Building in the village as a new lodge home. They plan renovations to suit Masonic purposes. The building is among the village's finest and the move has drawn much interest from the craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wappingers Ledige
Wappingers Falls
Savings Bank
Watch Times Free Want Ad Or Advertising Anecdote
A fragmented OCR item from a Times Free want ad section appears incomplete, showing stray letters and garbled wording. The readable portion hints at an advertisement listing services or goods, but specifics are not discernible.
Children Back Red Cross Drive At Sunday School
In a Sunday morning session at First Congregational Church the Senior Intermediate and Junior Departments voted by ballot to donate 25 to the Red Cross this year. The decision, seen as a sacrifice by the children who anticipate the annual picnic, pleased church officials. A stray remark about hats ends the piece with a witty line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Red Cross
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Middletown
Retail Merchants’ Committee
Middletown Chamber of Commerce
Leo Barnett
the Home of Good Clothes
James Street
Strongtown Methodist Episcopal Church
Fred Lare
North White Lake
Robert C. Reynolds
Charles N. Howard
Edenville
Long
Warren J. Conrad
D. D
Liberty
Lancheon
G. E. Farrar
Liberty Quartet
G. M. Heror
Hurleyville
Community
A. A. Walker
Fred H. Deming
Frank B. Crispell
Beacon
Mabel Bates
Lincoln Place
King OF
England
Princess Mary
New Paltz Normal School
New Paltz
Bliss
Bell-Ans
Patterson Home
Major John Bigelow
Masons
Fress
United
Ipswich
Sam Rosenbaum
North St
Middletown, N.Y
Loder & Herbison
Newns Sisters
L. Stern Co
D. Abramson
Ipswith
Mass
Maxerz
J. W. Demerest Dry Goods Company
Ddletown, N
North Sirset
Ptick
Caecins Serge
Voile
Batiste
Copenhagen
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